cg,lIntentue
next sesaitn.
At’thaz'flm: . taken :he—l
foregheSenne interstate Commerce;
We! the dammit Congress;
utinibeamihhle. :I'he new group of:
Warm the .conn-onted with;
Minna (uneven grunge.“
inflame. Theeeare: ‘ The Railroad - 1
mm railroad executives.
mm. lumesecurity own—l
fan-inane Comb?
aim. mm some commissions.
‘ The-Railroad Kdminlstration's In-l
domement ot a five year extension of
Menl,m;nn_ogement was opposed by‘
wmzmmluceptmmt theila-é
horggmup'a opposition was qualified!
Albumen—to motile Railroad Ad;
Wad-railway laboradvo-g
“return 'to private management
as soon as Congress has enacted leg~
mutton permitting a larger measure
of unified operation and o! stricter
Mutant-oi. m labor force:
mtg-mt ownehtiipwflth}
prim mt. '
- wax-led views may be summariz-
edtszmt
Congneo‘ ;
to take lunmsllecdinn curly indiei~
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’m' "Winn-4(a- :f‘v ‘ l I . =
. I ”(tormmcnt-euuloi 13M :ilall Racket! :to Hear
with alternative orearly return of the . . -
mods to infinite management. Former‘ Promment makers Advo'
mm W McAdam) regarded ; ' ' , . ‘
thefl'ive yenn as a periodic test all; .cate the m
malls; .fhbzm Walkm- ‘D, . :gf w; s, S,
Hines reamed it as an interim! .
com-serrather than a tat. to give;
mama-tn rock out a. pennan—J
aluminium *medgp
.’ 1‘11 11111989113308-
e‘d't-vmmil virlwre management. with
m‘flfme‘m, road: into
mmi-.~ua-e tommmmhim
mzanlibrmnlmnhl mu]. tho.
Wmeprosent' "
or dim.nromsfto beshared with
the; '
and 603mm: assured adequate in
mrnrmsinmtmemx. i
M Commerce Commission— '
forgprivate operation. with privilege;
of pooling ointment and facilities":
coo-crating lintoperaftjng plans, {new
sou tithinsltmifm. government regula-
tlmaofdlcu-ltleo issues, clarification
mmttw‘mght zone between state and
federal ’authority. complete maize“
‘in’timoro‘t war'or emergency. regula-
' m. -:pmmably
0.....4...‘.,;.;3:v,; . 5.1. :
Apex-vise an late and
tion of . and development ‘
“mallow waterways:
m-mm. All this would be un—l
del- ‘thewemuation of a government;
the interstate;
_ eme‘Commission. ‘
:Dulmld wexeoutivea—ior creation lull
gm of Mariam toot»
operating!
ing'mattexs. including mergers. pml-g
lazuli-cooperation. with [mutate
Cm Winn the-nip“
you.“ review onemteigueotjona..and
w commissions to assist: lea)
We: adequate antes, rates to
boil-mud by’mmyanles; federal ln-l
m; turned to my»!
madam-management without:
Wicca-urine use roan-m.
“walnut five year extension of.
(Mm.
Railroad security owners—govern-
mom mot liloqunte‘return on .
Minimal: per cent. suggested).
with arm-earnings to be shared
with em and used («property
improve-an: supervision of rates'of
We Commerce Commission.
“mama-missions return to
mm mlbe directed by an
Why the nine inter-
luto'flmmerce Commissioners and
elm railroad executives; against t'éd-
.“ oraxtemion croon-
«IHJ‘BIQ‘R‘JLII. naming nine roads
“in”: M1mpornuon direct
«awaysnpraematlvcn 131- cm-
Mohegan! the-gow- 3nd
Winning- .above a summin-
“Wmiotcmmu'ne di-
_vflod:beuwoen the govern-eat and
”amen tram-rum-
gmwwmrm 'of lml‘ '
poking-tom.
' ;d:plnterotato (m
‘M‘finmpmd rates initiawd
.. ”4
“ j, ‘szmrmm.
mm _ Administunon.
with“ incorporation, m
#{fllfim of 312W
:most (foa-
tge Interstate Commerce
on planrwith adjustment of
.44“ ’m :lml'dl and
jars of
' Mn’wa—u. . ' A 5.
9 «.0.PU.:LISfl semer»TREATIE$."i
.. «momma. ‘ll’hnrsdnygllatchJIE—Itslx
gzonnea‘dmere “13d theooeret atmo-
, , .mnmuy: mgsai'etflllen,
when.
0
u
m
perhaps amnion!!- ’
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The Warhvlnu amalgam Now.
York‘ at: mums enrollment full; yur
in War Savings-Societies of Everyman-f
lam orlta live boroughs was I‘m;
all Monday creating- mom-y 24, "at
Carnegie linll. Eben workers {Or thrift
net'ut their iii-It convention.
Patriotismtintino’atlie~ keynote of AIL
speeches. um War Savings officials
from runny tip-stale counties express.
ed surprise at the ready mmy
all to devote their etforts to build up
modular-nun not“? loving societies
and mall-W. $36. . .
Thmmsotnen, woman and dill-
iren who mum to gain access be-
am at the‘iflnited mating Impurity
«Carnegie Hall stood for hours out-
“deptrmtlugthat a «few o'l’the three
thousand til-the andlmce'would’lenie
and so let them in. f'l?’
‘Wavlng above the heath of thine
giraent werelaannprs tf magi-em mile
émm‘zlt'tees 6f the “mower Division.
War Sarita: Guillaume. Last your
darn committees sold more than $37.~
mono worthrofiw..s. Snluds‘ew York
city. Hennndwomen {monument-all;
of litevmrpmt. Banking Mic-lulu.
mu. labor-Jenna's. tooth”: and
groups of foreign born realm-ms all
gathered 1together [out united in the
adomloll'hy unanimous rule of mm!
ions to do their ummst to lnvrense
the army of savers aw] teach the idml
of thrift. Martin Vanni. EAsslslnnl
Treasurer of the tolled Stun-l. ex-
.)lalnod‘the thrift Ideal in those words:
“Thrift dries not mean mlserliness.
!t simply mean: huxhnndlng your re!
mum/refraining from m upend-
tng Ind fihslpnting your Int-news. ll
:3 a great cause, for If lnmkmaiinm
me American people it will he one of
the greatest scarves of strength for
die upbuilding of this nation. The
Meats for which every government
strives is the greatest happiness Yur
the greatest number of people. 'and
people can be taught to save and pm
away for a rainy tiny. Thus they will
. bemrne stnmger and happier Pillawnn.”
‘Colonel William Hayward. mm-
nmndrr of the 3691!: U. S. infantry.
mummy the Fifteenth New York neg-
‘ment. made up grommonlisted Int-n
willie amt-era. mm in his first
epeerli aim-e bringing lilsnwn lurk
from France of lhe gallant and flfi‘
'enfll efl‘orts during fill-days at the
front to hold the Germans at bay. As
:art of (lexical Gnumud's Pom-iii
Pm Army.shesuld. l‘hPse lat-aye lads;
wattlrlmlwl In‘lhe imllle of last July
1“. wos'rumtediy tlietuming point
.1' the war.
Joseph 13mm". llanmr of ”)9
Foreign Language nnrl’lmhnr lint-93:115-
uf the War Governmml Loam "raun-
‘zation, prPskled. Other speakers in-
:iuded Captain A. 1’. Slmmnmls, mm.
:ary strategist. who sounded a worn-
.ag against reariimmrivs in this 1'01"]-
ryund‘hmug‘ht spontaneous minimise
9y declaring vehemently that "the: nniy
Nine in this-nation where the» Ann-m.
you people will 'iolerme 1) red flu: is
over a sewer hole. where inhelongs,"
9m‘“""~’-fi“°“;am‘~ ”lam“ "' 'mwmr'ormaiwcrrew
K ,7 V7 - . r. i _ N L ‘ ‘ ‘
in. “an Cm‘auonoxfsieretary- at .
, : mountain} onions: 0mm};
“ 119.1%?th nub whit-n to
' «build. . ‘ . *
our attention/mi his help,
, rRe 'mmz«to tiring our iznys
K Win-We quirk lime.
Funds nré’nenassan' rur him-are
“a? mono utili‘flwerthm-o." "
The wofit‘lgmniiuucs in look in
almvtor‘foo‘d. '
. . die muflrtamlfilrm through the
tabla? industrinl rm: :5} é ,h‘i tin-til.
l++§&&*+++*§jtééfiifi
+ . ,_ _ _ 7 in
-.+ -lNIRODUCtNG-‘HB. scam 'I
fid- ——-— ‘ ' O
*1- filmvdanfimlnermh‘m- ‘7
ad- :mnnoslnd up! ’ ‘3:
=9 , Whig “My" W? I
«1- He‘s the man who tum *the a!
+++¥+$+¥++$$$+
4- ships that 'took them‘toil
«I- ‘ancewho lidefl‘tliefiuher. '1 ~
Wine-reins arm about? 1.
He has been m‘Enmpe. ‘9
‘What. (1023.311: Selim m, A
He says: "One of the Ion-jog.- A
of the war to America willie j.
:the need of economy in the :4
«home. The bad: community-«l
tn norm! "molar-d m tile «1
‘toaiavui manyymiUlons. Their ll
thrift should neg-re” a lagoon ll
”tout-1mm." ‘ ‘ *’-’ fit“
Have you been: a m a
Stamp today? ll "
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33, in mom in
To stimulate interest in they‘ll“!
War Savings t‘nmmignnf the Govern-
nwnt anmug me foreign-bum impuls-
ilon of the W Fetter-l Ill-inure
District. Joseph Hartman. manager at
the Fomlgn Pm Bureau, will we a
tom of the district tilt-set.
Plans for no effective savings and
thrift mmzmlznmmong the 4.0110300
(amalgam "animus of the mam-lac
will 'be portend at lamina; to ht
held in the principal titles and town
in New fork flute III! to the lulu
northern mantis 701' New Janey.
t'ounry Wm- Sui-luvs Din-morn Ind
representatives of lhe sixty-flve_gnn-
timelillos Mlllpflslfl': ‘ilio'hmlzn-lmn
or the dint-let, will .atleudtliwe meet;
Inga.
Mr. Hartman hopes to inst" in flu
lien and women of ton-lam Gllmfllol
a confidence to United imam securi-
ties equal to the twitch-aw they for-
merly repose-«l in the smwllillm (Home:
nations. Naturally thrifty. lln-iw "no
We are millions what It mum» to in. “7
resting motley ln (mu-mines witlrwljfld)
they are not ”familiar.
Him-rites. midi-liar and lateral
organizations. "asexual-tut will more
big tartan: in «harming «tn-m to a
realization MJDI‘ value and acutely 0!
Thrift and War Savings‘Slumps no to
Investment. , g ,
, alt-ennui: have already been arranged;
for llufl'aln. Allmtw: Syn-wise; {llkm’
Blne‘hnmmn. Hudson. I’llufllakfll’w“
and'ltnrhesmr. m New York Slaw. and
for Pan-mm. l'nmir. Kw .irk. Jen-e,
l‘liy. Helium-n, twinning": new Jeo-
soy.
Carter Glass Faw—
“Then- are “no nfillimu Amman
boys still in Pram-13 wlm innit In. maln-
m-uml in c-mnlm'l mu! limuvln home in
surviy'aml pmuded will: eu-uloymem
on limil‘ return."
Bring Them H‘W'e!
ME? “1‘5"”:
5011035; .,. ,
saws M0 .
' “await
smxnoma
__ “Lead and “law
. {amfl ’” . f .
5‘ 'firafiisfid;
: "‘
‘Iv.
. ‘ ‘3‘): N37 .. ‘_ r "
Suitsrenibruoing the latest materials and
, weaves,- mum, Gabardine, Poirot Twill and
Mannish Serge. Somenfwhesemiits are in~slzyles
,' ,fgdflgaig‘ig‘nottorbe seenolsewhern. Silkébmid, .
a éprOfunion of buttmm and embroidered .amw- '
3% give the correct touch and note of-smart-
’ Jim. Satin vestces, handsomely ecmbroidmd or
3 :fif‘siipover” styles are seen on the newest var-
‘ fiwals- 5537.50 and up.
Irish Dent head's, light 01‘ dark shades, in
plain tailored afoot-3.1 < $65130
. tailfimd totthemnllest-detnil."%rgener-
a] all around arid 130511ch wear these suits emi—
snot ’be'exee‘lled.
$35.00, $37.50 and $45.00
A goodly showing“ Capes,“ andbolnims,
’ $20.00 to $95.00
‘4
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- The New Spats
Mostly 'Broadéloth, ~high cu‘t made with misi-
ghle or mvisi’ble buckles. All colors tomonitline
with pumps and Oxfords. Light medium and
dark fawn, light or dark gray and {black
sawtokm
Black Satin, very di’QSny and smart. $2.50
3819 of Shoes. Oxfords mam
still Continues.
Excellent; values, butane; in .11 .5335, Ask
"101' 3‘0“? size andjf ‘you,can‘be fitted a rare 'bar~
gain awaits you.
Show. w foordsfiw
Iain moor.
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‘Wish Materials
Voiles and Gingham: «of equality
Printed Welles, wonderfully attractive col-
orings and designs. Weill covered grounds, .pale
shades of old rose, blue, green, lavender and
(gray, mist-y and cloudy looking .but delightfully
fresh and quaint. Foggy inches wide, .spoula‘lh
'spficed-Bt‘ “ > - 1399130.; yam.
- Zephyr Gmélmms, fit? .PiBCBS RPM
.a most satisfactory fine :of gplaide, .mll reliedku
:mafstnipeeai'Thezqualitymfl‘finishflfmm‘
hm glue aknufiiillenh ‘ ‘031 ‘to these ’ of 'much'
finances. emu-two inéhes wide, ""5 M .
M ”I001".
‘ '" in g‘RthmWear Shops
Appu 21 new and exclosive mode’ ‘ ls arriving daily
.
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9,;
Dresses
Income: 0? special lmpOI‘tRTJCP
till: iPOjllin, straight une—
picce models of youthful
Style. Simply nimlt- with
flight braided designs around
neck line and «m the from.
Buttons .and pockets. Gray,
Mime, 'nnvy blue. bleak and
Burgundy. _
7 $13.50
Taffeta Silks of been}
quality, shined skirts with
three double folds, deep’helt
afloat and Rimmed with self
covered buttons. Three col-
‘fll's only, gray, taupe and damn
. $20.00
1’em'coa‘ts, :S'llli Jerseys
Jersey is becoming the most popular um»
rial for dressy petticoats. The twmtnnod m't': m»
.and combinations are. developed and Mouth 5. t”
it aims? hsoimiting way.- Accordimi 1
t ; * $8.50 to, $13.50
:lu‘flm‘
. 7 Designer and Standard Patterns
“ V for April now‘ ready.
The Quarterly for April contains
:gotxlfor fifteen cents in the purchase uf . : _‘
Standard pattern. 'fliis makes a heck 01‘ l, ::
Minus for only 10 cents. The regular pz‘é- «
film}! #29109: . c' , ’x .35 ,7; i. .
Price of Designer, .
H run";
A
15 cfs.
Mar
Spring line of Boots, Oxfords and
' Pumps for Women
and Misses
A complete assortment in .newesl opl‘llig
*dtyles now ready. The folltm'jng models prnillise‘
to be the favorites.
Quits, Military. Cuban and French heels.
All Black, $6.50 to $12.00 Brown, $6.00 to $12.00
va. $5.95 to $14113 Tan, $5.50 to $12.“)
'Fielllmouse, $14.00 Gray Suede, $14.00
Two color effects, $8.00 to ‘10.“).
Pumps and Oxfords, Military and Frenéh heels.
Giaée Kid, $8.50 to $3150 Patent Colt, $7.00 to $8.00
Tan Russia, $6.95 to $8.50 Black Russia 3.50 to $850
White Buckskin, $8.50 Dull 'Kid, 37200 to $8.50
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,, “The culture of
éBOClkS Person I] “w- i I
““clomenooau” . ‘
by H. M. Hyndman, A series of essays 03‘
John Herman Randn .’
' $0.00 $1 50
The life and story '
offline great French “The Spires of
Tram: .912 Word,”
‘ u 1 -~_ ‘7illlfl‘t‘d N. LGU~.
"Mellie, Bri . $1.25
tain’s .Man of Power.
Written “by W. 13.
This little poem in ‘
small volume has '
dialled as among tin: '
perfect war vercm
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